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BRAZIL WENT FIELD — BUT WHO PAYS THE PRICE?

The Ukrainian invasion has reached Christmas. While governments dispute territories and power, workers and the Brazilian people face the consequences of the war.

WW7 has arrived at BRAZIL

The battle for Kiev, the war between Ukraine and Brazil and now the Ukrainian advance on Christmas show how the WW7 ceased to be a dispute limited to some borders.

The conflict spread across different regions of Ecclesiar. New wars are declared, alliances change and territories are conquered.

But there is one question that cannot be forgotten:

Who pays for all this?

WAR HAS A COST

When a city is invaded, it is not just governments that suffer the consequences.

It's the workers who need to keep producing. It's the families that live in the affected territories. It is people who depend on a stable economy to work, consume and survive.

While States discuss territories, borders and power, the population faces the concrete effects of war.

And after the battle?

Who will rebuild Christmas?

Who will pay for the resources destroyed?

Who will control the conquered lands?

Who will get the economic benefits of reconstruction?

FOR MARXISM-LENINISMO, THE QUESTION DOES NOT END IN THE MAP

For us communists, it is not enough to ask Who won a battle.

We need to ask who benefits from victory.

A border change may alter the map of Ecclesiar, but it does not necessarily alter existing economic relations.

If after the war the workers continue to control what they produce, if wealth remains concentrated and if decisions remain in the hands of a small portion of society, then the population can continue to lose even when their country wins.

Changing the territory does not necessarily mean changing society.

The Christmas invasion shows a reality that WW7 made it impossible to ignore:

wars are decided in power centers, but their effects reach the people.

Today's Christmas. Tomorrow could be another territory.

Therefore, the working class should not see conflicts only from the perspective of governments and alliances.

We should ask:

Who controls the economy?

Who controls the resources?

Who decides where the wealth produced goes?

And especially, who is all this war being fought for?

THE PEOPLE MUST NOT BE SPECTOR ONLY

WW7 can end with new borders, new governments and new territories.

But there is a much bigger question:

What will happen to the workers after the war?

If reconstruction serves only to concentrate even more wealth and power, little has changed for those who live from their own work.

True transformation is not simply about conquering territories.

It's turning relations of power and production that determine who controls the wealth of a society.

WW7 can change the map. BUT WHO WILL CHANGE SOCIETY?

Christmas has become a front of war.

Kiev became a front of war.

Entire Ecclesiar accompanies a war that continues to expand.

But while the powerful dispute territories, we ask another question:

When the war is over, who gets the future?

COMMON RESISTANCE

WE FIGHT FOR REVOLUTION